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File containing newspaper cuttings relating to the Royal Commission on Constitutional Reform

Reference: A/C8/2

Date: 1968 - 1969

File relating to the Royal Commission on Constitutional Reform

Reference: A/C8/3

Date: 16 January 1969 - 25 April 1969

File S/4/11 Mobilisation Posters

Reference: A/C8/11

Date: 28 June 1951 - 16 February 1955

File V2./2 recording visit of the Right Honourable Gwilym Lloyd-George MP Secretary of State for the Home Department

Reference: A/U2/29

Date: 28 February 1955 - 26 September 1955

File V2./2 recording the visit of Home Secretary David Maxwell Fife

Reference: A/U2/30

Date: 10 April 1952 - 9 June 1952

File V2./2 recording the visit of Home Secretary James Chuter Ede

Reference: A/U2/31

Date: 5 January 1948 - 15 January 1948

Bailiffs correspondence file containing information related to official political visits [folder contains multiple files numbered 581-673 catalogued individually]

Reference: B/D/A/M7 (616)

Date: 15 May 1995 - 19 May 1995

Sound recording of Jack Bardin speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 05/10/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Bardin speaks about the Germans landing and the meeting with Lord Coutanche, the white flags, his job with the Forestry Department felling trees, helping on different farms, stealing pigs from the Germans, growing tobacco and giving it away, the arrest and subsequent escape of Frank Le Pennec, hiding Le Pennec in an empty house belonging to a deportee, selling sugar beet to the prisoners of war, the food shortages, the Red Crosses ships, the restrictions on radios, the deportations of islanders, the celebrations for Liberation day, his job as a car engineer after the war, the germans cleaning up in St Aubins Bay, working on the ducks to Elizabeth Castle, the tourist industry, the political system after the Occupation, and cars.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/4

Date: 5 October 2004

Sound recording of Mervyn Billot speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 12/11/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Billot speak of being in the Royal Navy during the Liberation and his family, who lived throught the occupation, of being sick and brought back to England, of waiting a month to go back to Jersey because of restrictions and shortages on the island, and of visiting the island and seeing the bunkers and germans fortifications. He talks about foods, being on leave on the island, the first potato crops, going back to England before being de-mobbed, working on his fathers farm, going to the Hampshire County Farm Institute and his schooling, farm work after the war with the machineries, the farm workers, the exportation of potatoes and tomatoes crops, using a lorry to bring the crop to town, the political changes in the States, the Jersey Democratic Party, the Jersey Young Farmers club, the entertainment post-Occupation and the tourism.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/6

Date: 12 November 2004

Sound recording of Basil Chall speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 11/04/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Chall speaks about working at Jersey College for Girls during the occupation which was the German Naval Hospital, going to the pier on Liberation day, looking after the garden at the JCG, gardening, the return of the post and of the evacuees, entertainment after the occupation, the cinemas, his involvement in the battles of flower, car racing, horse racing, changes in politics in the states, the building boom, General Montgomery's visit, working at the FB fields during the draught, the death of the king and decorating the town for the coronation.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/16

Date: 11 April 2004

Sound recording of Richard De Faye speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 24/02/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr De Faye speaks about marching aross the island after liberation with mined area and armaments, exporing the bunkers, his time at Victoria College during the Occupation with stand-in masters, the Junior Training Corps, playing sports like football, hockey, cricket, cross-country, badmington and tennis, watching football match between parishes and between the Germans, the community spirit, the shops, traveling to London, working at Westminster Bank in the machine room and the counter, women working at the bank, the banks on the island after the war, motor sports, motor bikes, being a member of the Jersey Motorcycle and Light Car Club, dances, the visit of Montgomery, the remembrance day services, the increase in tourism, the battle of flowers, and the new policies of the states.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/23

Date: 24 February 2005

Sound recording of Fred Stoodley speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 09/11/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Stoodley speaks about not understanding what was different about Liberation, collecting german memorabilia, being allowed to go places he's never been, american and british soldiers, playing baseball, football and cricket, going to school and the differences with today, the influence of american and edwardian culture, talks about the fashion of the time, the introduction of jazz in Jersey, the jazz clubs, evading his parents curfew, band concert, the attitude of the police and pranks, his jobs at the harbour and at Huelin's, the new jobs during the potatoes and tomatoes season, the milk bar in Broad Street, the Muratti and the Jersey team, seeing a match of football on the television, school sports, the changes in St Helier in the 1960, Huelin's whistle, the fires after the liberation, his position in the communist party and the treatment of his leader, the controversy over the insular insurance tax, Jersey families, living in housing and the difference in attitude with today, shopping on tick, the forum cinema and the difference in seating for poor and rich people, the relashipship between childrens from different areas, various entertainment, fetes and the battle of floser, the royal visits, and the rivalry between Jersey and Guernsey.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/75

Date: 9 November 2004

File relating to the Constitution, the Common Market Committee, and the European Economic Community (EEC). Includes correspondence and reports regarding: economic and monetary union, political union, a possible secondment to the EC offices in Brussels, and state aids for greenhouses. Also includes a copy of a newspaper article

Reference: D/G/A1/20/1/28

Date: 28 February 1991 - 28 March 1991

File relating to the United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). Includes statistics, reports and correspondence concerning: employment and gender, strategic policy, population and immigration, social deprivation, education, human rights, Crown Dependencies, and the ICCPR examination. Also includes official correspondence and details of meetings

Reference: D/G/A1/20/A/8/9

Date: 1 January 1995 - 13 March 2000

File relating to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). Includes reports made by Jersey to the United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHCR). Also includes meeting notes and a briefing pack

Reference: D/G/A1/20/A/8/10

Date: May 1979 - 17 March 2000

Service Reviews - Democracy in Jersey, includes; documents concerning exercising executive power in a non-party system, documents concerning international agreements and Jersey's relationship with United Kingdom, newspaper clippings concerning Jersey's system of government, documents concerning peripheral economies, documents concerning political, economic and fiscal stability and article discussing democracy and political confidence.

Reference: D/G/A3/6/1

Date: 20 September 1996 - 1998

Item B21 from Box B/3 Other Jersey Publications. Filing of the Review Panel on Machinery of Government [Clothier Panel]. Notre Ile: A Charter for Change. Inlcudes sections regarding: political and administrative reform, the planning system, a policy for industry, employment conditions, social policy and housing, the tax system, transport, energy, water and waste management, culture and heritage

Reference: D/G/A5/3/21

Date: 1993

Item D2 from Box D/5 Other Publications. Filing of the Review Panel on the Machinery of Government [Clothier Panel]. The Politics of the Judiciary. Includes chapters regarding: courts, judges, extrajudicial activities, cases, industrial relations, the control of discretionary powers, personal rights, policy, and moral issues

Reference: D/G/A5/5/2

Date: 1997

Item D3 from Box D/5 Other Publications. Filing of the Review Panel on the Machinery of Government [Clothier Panel]. Political Power and Democratic control in Britain. The Demographic Audit of the United Kingdom Includes chapters regarding: elections and mandates, the core executive, checks and balances, and the balance sheet

Reference: D/G/A5/5/3

Date: 1997

Item D4 from Box D/5 Other Publications. Filing of the Review Panel on the Machinery of Government [Clothier Panel]. Government in Transition. [Proceedings of] The Inaugural Conference of the Commonwealth Association for Public Administration and Management. Charlottetown Prince Edward Island, Canada

Reference: D/G/A5/5/4

Date: 28 August 1994 - 31 August 1994

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